RAMALLAH, November 10, 2026 (WAFA) – The Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs reported that three minor female detainees are currently held in Israeli occupation prisons, out of a total of 90 female detainees.
The Commission identified the minor detainees as Nada Odeh, Ola Qatishat, and Rimas Dweikat.
In a recent report—based on visits conducted by its legal teams to dozens of male and female detainees during October and early November—the Palestinian Prisoner's Society (PPS) indicated that approximately 80% of the detainees, including children, are suffering from scabies.
This comes amid a lack of proper medical treatment, a shortage of clothing, and deteriorating health conditions within the prisons.
The PPS noted that acts of repression occur in certain prison sections every two to three days, involving physical assault, the use of weapons, and the deployment of police dogs. This is in addition to the ongoing policy of starvation, medical negligence, and daily abuse.
According to available data, there are currently more than 9,300 detainees held in occupation prisons, including approximately 90 women.
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